Zoning flexibility for missing middle housing
Summary
The coalition's report recommends loosening rules on lot sizes, home types, and density to allow townhomes, cottage courts, duplexes, and accessory apartments — especially downtown and in the multimodal transportation district near the rail station. This could open the door to more smaller, attainable homes in neighborhoods currently zoned for large-lot single-family only.
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Last discussed Jun 18, 2026.
Impact analysis
No direct cost to residents, but changes could affect future development patterns and property values.
Homebuyers and renters priced out of large-lot single-family housing, plus owners of small lots who could build more options.
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